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Apr 30, 2018 Letters
Dear Editor,
Our pedestrians and motorists get on the road ways on a daily basis, with the majority intentions of using them safe, but if one is to do a day and night survey, the results would be that many pedal bicycles are not fit— no brakes, bells, headlamps or rear lamps, defective pedals and a hazard is handlebar towing.
The above subject is a very dangerous one and certainly, this would urge the Commissioner of Police (ag) to summon a urgent meeting with his superiors, to deal with the pedal bicycles. A countrywide campaign must be carried out, not only for a few days or nights, but continuously.
‘’ Law and order must be maintained on our roads. ‘’
With Best Regards,
Parmanand Ram
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